Gangas Khan, known as Mongolia as Chingas Khan, pronouncemem times as Jangas Khan, and

his army of Mongols, the Mongolian Empire, associated with terrible tales of conquest, destruction,

bloodshed throughout the 13th and 14th centuries.

And rightfully so.

In 25 years, 21 of those during the reign of Gangas, the Mongols conquered more territories

than the Romans did in four centuries.

They kicked a lot of ass to do so.

This famed clan leader and his immediate successors created the largest single bordered empire

ever to exist, spanning the entire Asian continent from the Pacific Ocean to modern-day

Hungary in Europe.

Such an empire could not have been shaped without visionary leadership, superior organizational

skills, the swiftest and most resilient cavalry ever known, an army of superb archers, referred

to as the Devil's Horsemen in Western sources, and of course a real gift for wreaking havoc

and devastation in Meihem.

To go along with record-setting mass murder and conquest, Gangas Khan was also a very prolific

procreator.

Today more than 15 million men across the globe are his descendants.

And there's more to this legendary man's history.

He and his offspring reinvented the battlefield from unique strategies and tactics to the first

recorded case of biological warfare in early cannons.

He opened up the Silk Road trade routes and united many of the peoples in Asia, Europe

and the Middle East.

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